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- Kurds fight for freedom on Iran-Iraq border (Kurdish Globe)
- Fuel crisis threatens 6,000 fishermen in Basra's Fao district (Voices of Iraq)
- Wassit council deputy chief survives attempt on her life (Voices of Iraq)
- We will use divisions within UIC to withdraw confidence from al-Maliki's government-lawmaker (Voices of Iraq)
- PM's visit next week to NY in Baghdad press (Voices of Iraq)
- Anfal case referred to federal court, sentences not likely not be carried out in Ramadan (Voices of Iraq)
- 5 mass graves discovered in Missan (Voices of Iraq)
- Daawa Party-Iraq Organization may pull out of UIC (Voices of Iraq)
- Sadr appoints fresh political board (Voices of Iraq)
- Arrest warrants issued against 4 officials in Karbala (Voices of Iraq)
- Mortar attack leaves six casualties in Samarra (Voices of Iraq)
- 2 bombings, clashes leave 9 killed, 19 wounded (Voices of Iraq)
- Casualties from the Tuz Khormato bombing reach 28 (Voices of Iraq)
- Woman leads bloc for first time in Kurdish parliament's history (Voices of Iraq)
- Two relatives of key Sadrist leader killed in Diwaniya (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S. soldier killed, 4 wounded in attack in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Widening UN role Maliki's aim in New York (Al-Sabaah)
- Baban resigns from Islamic party and Consensus front (Al-Sabaah)
- Zeebari: New round of US-Iran discussions soon (Al-Sabaah)
- Last interview With Abuo Riesha (Al-Sabaah)
- False Rumor about Cholera in Baghdad, Minister Says (Al-Sabaah)
- 25 B Dinar For Farmers fund (Al-Sabaah)
- Project to exchange 5m palm trees in orchard (Al-Sabaah)
- Referring airstrip at al-Najaf airport to Iraqi companies (Al-Sabaah)
- Municipality to implement big projects in Sadar city (Al-Sabaah)
- Sadrist bloc quits Shiite alliance (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq issues tenders for international oil companies (Iraq Directory)
- $25 millions to expand Imam Ali holy Shrine (Al-Sabaah)
- Arresting one of planers to assassinate Abu Risha (Al-Sabaah)
- Industry Ministry signs contracts to supply oil (Al-Sabaah)
- Arab economic council cancels 70% of Iraq's debt (Al-Sabaah)
- Waheed: Distributing 250,000 solar boilers (Al-Sabaah)
- British Ambassador declares handing security in Basra (Al-Sabaah)
- Approving 10 strategic reconstruction projects (Al-Sabaah)
- Hashemi calls to strength reconciliation (Al-Sabaah)
- Talabani calls politicians to show flexibility (Al-Sabaah)
- Sadrists: Our move do not targets Govt (Al-Sabaah)
- Masatir…another aspect of Iraqi women's lives (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq can’t protect the Shatt al-Arab River – officer (Voices of Iraq)
- Demand for dollar up, exchange rate stable in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- Czech PM says his country will help build new Iraq (Voices of Iraq)
- 12 militants captured in Baghdad- U.S. army (Voices of Iraq)
- Seven killed in central Baghdad car bomb (Reuters)
- 11 unidentified bodies found in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Sadr demands ouster of 'criminal' security firms from Iraq (AFP)
- Insurgents target Iraqi U.K. interpreters (UPI)
- 14 arrested for ties to al-Qaeda (Voices of Iraq)
- UIC urges Sadr movement to go back on withdrawal decision (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S.-Iraqi investigation committee on al-Mansour incident (Voices of Iraq)
- i2 joins with UNICEF for Ramadan (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Security improvements alone not enough to win Iraq (Middle East Online)
- NetEqualizer playing key role in developing Iraqi and Afghan Internet industries (AME Info FZ LLC)
- UIC, Quartet alliance want Fadhila party – parliamentarian (Voices of Iraq)
- Turkish investors wrap up businesses in Kurdish north (Azzaman)
- Daawa Party-Iraq Organization will not withdraw from UIC – MP (Voices of Iraq)
- The outcome in Iraq would shape the Middle East: Satterfield (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Iraq orders halt to US security firm's operations (Middle East Online)
- Rice may appoint official to help speed process of admitting Iraqi refugees (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Iraqi gov''t officials start decision-making training course in Dubai (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Save the Children gets Iraqi refugees off streets and back to school (The Daily Star)
- 142 assassination operations in Karbala in 2007 (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraq expels American security firm (Associated Press)
- US senators meet President Barzani in Kurdistan (KRG)
- Car bomb blast leaves eight casualties in eastern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- America's "Long War": The Legacy of the Iraq-Iran and Soviet-Afghan Wars (Global Research)
- Bush ally's Kurdish oil deal proves the surge has failed (New York Times)
- Egypt grants entry visas to Iraqi citizens - VP (Voices of Iraq)
- Can Iraq's government survive? (Reuters)
- Seven casualties as two charges explode in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Scott Sullivan: Barzani declares war on Bush (Petroleumworld News/Elio Ohep)
- Basra deputy police chief survives attempted assassination (Voices of Iraq)
- Mysterious blast inside Iraqi army base in Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
- Seven suspects arrested near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- UIC "amazed" over Sadrists' withdrawal (Voices of Iraq)
- Building of Saudi-Iraq border fence to start soon (Middle East Online)
- Iraqi FM: US could make 'further withdrawals' (Middle East Online)
- Analysis: Iraq, oil and Greenspan's Gospel (UPI)
- Study finds 50,000 more Iraqis displaced since July (AFP)
- Kurdistan, the Iraq worth fighting for (Esquire)
- A ‘safe haven zone’ in Iranian Kurdistan will pave the way for regime change in Iran (KurdishMedia)
- Who watches US security firms in Iraq? (Associated Press)
- Blackwater fight tests US view of Iraq (AFP)
- Choppers shoot to protect Iraq oil, power (UPI)
- Kirkuk pipeline attack sets Iraq oil back (UPI)
- Chevron, Total Submit Study On Iraq s Majnoon Devt - Oil Min (Dow Jones)
- Sadr wants 'criminal' security firms out (Gulf News)
- US officials have little control over contractors (Los Angeles Times)
- Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war (Gulf News)
- Missan residents thirst for potable water (Voices of Iraq)
- First cholera case detected in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Demand for dollar up, exchange rate down in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- 3 U.S. troops killed, 3 wounded in Diala- army (Voices of Iraq)
- Oil pipeline severely damaged in bomb explosion in Baiji (Voices of Iraq)
- Officer, 5 soldiers injured in blast in eastern Baaquba (Voices of Iraq)
- 13 detainees released in Talafar (Voices of Iraq)
- Nine unknown bodies found in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Sistani aide survives assassination attempt in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
- New round of U.S.-Iranian talks in Baghdad – official (Voices of Iraq)
- Speaker meets blocs' leaders, discusses committees' performance (Voices of Iraq)
- Iraqi army commander escapes assassination attempt in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Armed groups burn 20 oil tankers on Falluja-Samarra road (Voices of Iraq)
- INL says it will dismiss some members (Voices of Iraq)
- Ur bombing casualties rise to 15 (Voices of Iraq)
- Armed attack kills civilian, wounds another in northern Hilla (Voices of Iraq)
- Jalawlaa blast casualties up to 17 (Voices of Iraq)
- Deputy governor of Salah al-Din wounded in attack (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S. forces kill 3 gunmen, arrest 13 suspects in southern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Baaquba morgue receives 8 unidentified bodies (Voices of Iraq)
- 2 separate blasts kill 9, wound 28 in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Mosul tribes rally to fight al-Qaeda (Azzaman)
- We need ‘Maliki’s awakening’ first (Azzaman)
- Enough havoc: Send the 'dogs of war' home where they belong (The Daily Star)
- Sharp drop in demand for dollar in daily auction
- Migration reshapes Iraq's sectarian landscape (International Herald Tribune)
- Iraq Gives Russia No Oil Access Promise (Associated Press)
- US halts diplomatic convoys in Iraq (Aljazeera)
- Production of the Norwegian D.N.O increases from an Iraqi oil field
- Australia: Iraq wants to resume wheat trade
- Oil breaks 80 dollar/barrel barrier
- Completed: 198 Projects for 81 billion ID
- Baghdad revealed as bank robbery capital of the world (The Independent)
- Iraq's PM calls US embassy to find alternative to Blackwater Security (Kuwait News Agency (KUNA))
- Petraeus and Crocker forget Kurdistan (Kurdish Globe)
- Smuggling alcohol into Iran and drugs into Kurdistan (Kurdish Globe)
- The future of Erbil Bazaar is in Nishtiman market" (Kurdish Globe)
- Water demand in Duhok increases (Kurdish Globe)
- Schools open with basic changes in system (Kurdish Globe)
- The end of the nation-state for a PKK leader (KurdishMedia)
- Special report: health services in Iraq (IWPR)
- Water resources implement irrigation projects in Diyala (Al-Sabaah)
- Opening French-Lebanese University in Erbil (Al-Sabaah)
- Allocating 7 bilion ID to support autumn agriculture (Al-Sabaah)
- Large Quantities of Ration Cards Arrive in Basra (Al-Sabaah)
- High Levels of Irrigation Projects achieved in Nineveh (Al-Sabaah)
- Finance Not To Rely On Oil Next Year (Al-Sabaah)
- Electricity increases power to 5500 mega watts (Al-Sabaah)
- MPs in (Iraqi) bloc reveal division (Al-Sabaah)
- New cholera cases in Baghdad, Diayla and Basra (Al-Sabaah)
- Fadhila, Arab bloc and local figures in new Cabinet (Al-Sabaah)
- Attack damages Iraq pipeline (AME Info FZ LLC)
- Iraqis' bread and darker days (Voices of Iraq)
- Oil breaks 80 dollar/barrel barrier (Iraq Directory)
- Completed: 198 Projects for 81 billion ID (Iraq Directory)
- 17 key Sadrists released today, security advisor warns of politicizing initiative (Voices of Iraq)
- Owner of Kurdish Hawlati released (Voices of Iraq)
- Two parliamentarians quit secular INL (Voices of Iraq)
- Wassit municipal council elects new chairman (Voices of Iraq)
- Two civilians wounded in suicide bombing, 10 gunmen captured in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Three policemen wounded as bomb explodes in central Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- 14 gunmen killed, 3 injured in attack in eastern Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- One U.S. soldier killed in southern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Daawa Party reiterates its commitment to UIC (Voices of Iraq)
- Owner of Kurdish newspaper arrested in Sulaimaniya (Voices of Iraq)
- Bomber arrested, vehicle curfew imposed on Falluja (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kidnap Iraqi soldier, child in two incidents in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- 10 al-Mahdi elements arrested southeast of Diwaniyah (Voices of Iraq)
- Turkish artillery shell northern Iraqi regions (Voices of Iraq)
- Seven suspected gunmen arrested in Muqdadiya (Voices of Iraq)
- Australia: Iraq wants to resume wheat trade (Iraq Directory)
- Production of the Norwegian D.N.O increases from an Iraqi oil field (Iraq Directory)
- $55 million hotel to be built in Erbil (PortAl Iraq)
- Aegis wins $475 million Iraq security contract (PortAl Iraq)
- Nissan distributor in Iraq chooses Autologica DMS (PortAl Iraq)
- Iraqi Company for Bank Guarantees receives first tranche of USAID grant funds (USAID)
- Iraqi minister encourages Czech Republic to invest in Iraq reconstruction (PortAl Iraq)
- Refugees in their own land: 2m Iraqis forced to flee their homes (The Guardian)
- Iraq to review legal status of private security companies (The Independent)
- Sharp drop in demand for dollar in daily auction (Voices of Iraq)
- US troops detain Iranian businessman in Iraq (AFP)
- Iraq violence lowest since '06 mosque attack: U.S. (Reuters)
- Iraq wants Blackwater replaced after shootout (Middle East Online)
- US Senate rejects anti-war bill on Iraq (Middle East Online)
- Bin Laden brands Iraq's Maliki 'traitorous apostate' (Middle East Online)
- Smuggled cars auctioned in Basra
- Kirkuk pipeline attack sets Iraq oil back
- Russian groups invited to participate in Iraq reconstruction process
- Ministry of Industry to build 250,000 solar boilers- Iraq
- Russia vows economic help to Iraq, oil
- Iraqi Company for Bank Guarantees receives first tranche of USAID grant funds
- Kirkuk pipeline attack sets Iraq oil back (Earth Time)
- Two kidnapped women found dead in Mosul (Voices of Iraq)
- Senior police officer survives assassination attempt (Voices of Iraq)
- PM's accusations baseless - INA (Voices of Iraq)
- Blown-up pipeline creates oil slick disaster in Tigris (Azzaman)
- 7 suspected gunmen arrested in Sadr City - MNF-I (Voices of Iraq)
- Internally displaced Iraqis have nowhere to go (Azzaman)
- Nasiriyah water plant turned over to Iraqi government (PortAl Iraq)
- Contracting Training and Networking Day offered to Iraqi business community (PortAl Iraq)
- The real story of Baghdad's Bloody Sunday (The Independent)
- Car bomb leaves 10 casualties in eastern Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Making a killing: how private armies became a $120bn global industry (The Independent)
- Iraq as a real-world laboratory for urban combat (The Daily Star)
- Iraq's National Folklore Ensemble struggles to keep smiling in uncertain times (AFP)
- No cholera cases in Baghdad – Ministry of Health (Voices of Iraq)
- American forces detain Iranian in northern Iraq (The Daily Star)
- Iraqi corruption report made public (AFP)
- Kurdistan capital sets example for Iraq (Associated Press)
- Sadrists welcome PM's plan to form mini-cabinet of technocrats (Voices of Iraq)
- The Shia Arabs have no sectarian problems in Sulaimany (KurdishMedia)
- Iraq Resumes Oil Shipment to Jordan (Arab News)
- Eight bodies found, 153 detainees released in Diala (Voices of Iraq)
- Gunmen kill municipal council member in Salah el-Din (Voices of Iraq)
- Maliki forms committee to consider IAF's demands (Voices of Iraq)
- The rise and fall of Iraq's oil law (Asia Times)
- Bush 'knew nothing' on Hunt-Iraq oil deal (UPI)
- Oil revenue 85 percent of '08 Iraq budget (UPI)
- Democrats failing to pass anti-war bill (Associated Press)
- Armed Guards in Iraq Occupy a Legal Limbo (The New York Times)
- Private security in Iraq: whose rules? (The Christian Science Monitor)
- Maliki insists U.S. find new guard firm (LA Times)
- Survivor recalls Blackwater shootings (Associated Press)
- US, Iran in new row over Iraq arrest (AFP)
- Iraq embassy builder tied to kickbacks (Associated Press)
- Head of firm paid to track Iraq spending investigated (USA Today)
- US presence in Iraq comes at high financial cost (Middle East Online)
- Bush ‘saddened’ by deaths in Blackwater shooting (Middle East Online)
- Iraq's Maliki to look into Sunni political demands (Reuters)
- Russia vows economic help to Iraq, oil (UPI)
- Back to school: Education sector struggling to progress (Voices of Iraq)
- Policeman wounded as charge explodes in Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- 17 suspects arrested, unknown body found near Kirkuk (Voices of Iraq)
- Tigris River pollution under control - source (Voices of Iraq)
- Smuggled cars auctioned in Basra (Voices of Iraq)
- U.S., Iraqi forces raid Sadr City (Voices of Iraq)
- Bush sidesteps criticising Iraq shooting (Gulf News)
- Policeman killed, three wounded in Baghdad blast (Voices of Iraq)
- Press: PM warns Allawi over negotiations with Baathists (Voices of Iraq)
- Ministry of Industry to build 250,000 solar boilers- Iraq (MENAFN)
- Russian groups invited to participate in Iraq reconstruction process (Forbes)
- No cholera cases in Baghdad - Ministry of Health (Voices of Iraq)
- UN to host key meeting on rescue plan for Iraq
- Oil revenue 85 percent of '08 Iraq budget
- Russian-Iraqi commission to meet in December
- The opening of a new fuel station at Albterah in Maysan
- The first Iraqi-Gulf Economic Forum
- Circulation rates retreat in Arab bourses
- Bourse index rising in Iraq by 0.097%
- Saturday's meeting in New York to discuss the reconstruction of Iraq
- The Ministry of Finance is studying the possibility of a limited tax exemption
- Russia writes off 80% Iraqi debts
- The Delays in projects of electric power in Basrah
- Iraq buys half a million tons of wheat from North America
- Iraq owes Russia 13 billion dollars
- Amnesty: World not facing up to Iraqi refugee crisis (Middle East Online)
- Ban: Iraq security needs to improve for greater UN role (Middle East Online)
- Seven unknown bodies found in Muqdadiyah (Voices of Iraq)
- Ten unidentified bodies in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Bringing down Maliki's govt. not strategic objective-resigned deputy PM (Voices of Iraq)
- Unknown gunmen kill journalist in Baghdad (Voices of Iraq)
- Baghdad Criminal Court convicts 50 defendants (Voices of Iraq)
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